GLOBE News

Tip of the Week: Need a Project Collaborator? Then visit the GLOBE website and use this handy tool to find GLOBE community members who are interested in collaborating on GLOBE projects, protocols, and/or other activities!  >>

GLOBE students! Are you participating in the 2019 IVSS and need some assistance from a mentor? Help is available from a mentor scientist or STEM professional – just visit this page and fill out the form!  >>

The GLOBE Zika Education and Prevention Project, which began in May 2018, is making substantial progress in the GLOBE Africa Region! The project, which is a U.S. Department of State-funded initiative, enlists citizen scientists in Zika-affected regions in the collection and mapping of mosquito data using the GLOBE Observer Mosquito Habitat Mapper App.  >>

The GLOBE Implementation Office is pleased to announce that the 23rd GLOBE Annual Meeting is now open for registration. The meeting, which will be held in Detroit, Michigan, USA, will take place from 14-18 July (at The Crowne Plaza Detroit Downtown Riverfront Hotel). The Student Experience (16-18 July) will be held at the Howell Nature Center.  >>

Tip of the Week: GLOBE community members – do you know who your U.S. Partner or who your Country Coordinator is? There’s an easy way to find out, just click here!  >>

Join the GLOBE Mission Mosquito Field Measurement Campaign webinar on Wednesday, 23 January at 2:00 p.m. EST.  >>

U.S. Community (K-16 students and their teachers: Join the GLOBE Mission EARTH Satellites Student Conference on 01 May (9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.). The event will take place at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio, USA. Register by midnight on 12 April to qualify for the $10 student scholarship.  >>

U.S. GLOBE Community: The dates of the U.S. Regional Student Research Symposium (SRS) in the Southwest Region has been changed to 10-11 May 2019.  >>

Are you participating in the 2019 International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS) or a U.S. Regional Student Research Symposium (SRS)? Wondering how to fit in student research in time for these events? GLOBE Mission EARTH has created a suggested timeline that can help you plan backwards from the date of the event!  >>

Tip of the Week: Did you know that you the international GLOBE network has grown to include representatives from over 121 participating countries and over 129 U.S. Partners coordinating GLOBE activities that are integrated into their local and regional communities? How about the fact that GLOBE students have contributed over 157 million measurements to the GLOBE database for use in their inquiry-based science projects?  >>